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Show EMERY COUNTY PROGRESS. CASTLE DALE. UTAH II! HiCUIUS II CONSIDER PLUS niicvuniHABlC 10 iUilLI ihLUiULL AS A FOOD CROP EXTRADITE KAISER BEFORE More Than 250,000,000 Pounds PLANS WILL QUESTION UNDER ADVISEMENT DEMOBILIZATION PERMIT RAPID RETURN OF OF BRITISH AND FRENCH LAW OFFICERS. BOYS IN FRANCE. Eight Divisions of National Guard and National Army Troops, Eight Regi. menta of Coast Artillery and Two Brigades Field Artillery Sail Soon. Emperor Has Been Indicted Three Times for Murder in Connection With Dastardly Crimes During the War. Former h n, h u h one-tim- o Hun Agent Dies at War Prison. Salt Lake City. Dr. Maximilian Will Raise Six Billion Dollars During Kampmann, who gained considerable Next Year. attention in Salt Lake some moyths Washington. Revision of the war ago by posing as a psychotherapist or revenue bill was substantially com- menial healer, and whose affair of the pleted Wednesday by the senate fi- heart with a mysterious Salt Lake nance committee. Amendments per- woman known us "Mrs. Smith," is alfecting the program of raising six bil- leged to have brought about his arrest lion dollars In 11)10 were adopted, and, and internment at Fort Douglas as a by a strict party voter the committee dangerous enemy alien last fall, is formally approved Chairman SinmionV dead at the Third war prison camp of influenza-pneumoniplan to raise four billion dollars in U120 through reduction of individual nd corporation income rates, eliminaSsys Marshall Will Be President. New York. George W. Wickersham, tion of the war profits tax and reduction of the excess profits rates. attorney general in the Taft administration. In an address before educaEngland Observes Thanksgiving Day. tors, lawyers, bankers and merchants London. The American Tim nksgiv-In- g engaged in international trade who are day was celebrated in Kugtnntl as members of the council on foreign re- never before. The British people co- lan.ms, advanced the opinion that the makes it mandatory upon operated in the observance of the anniversary and entertained Americans Vice President Marshall to assume the in many places. At all the naval bases office of president if Mr. Wilson leaves the ndmiralty directed that the Ameri- the United States to attend the peace can naval units bo entertained while conference. the officers and crews of the five American battleships in the Firth of Withdrawing Troops from England. Forth were guests on board British London. In planning the withdrawn of American troops from Kngland and warships there. as soon as possible, American army ofFifth Liberty Loan in April. ficers have lec!ded that the only units Washington. Notice that the coun- which will remain are a few of the try must prepare for ano'her intensive medical service and the staffs of the war loan campaign, probably in the rest camps. latter part of April, was iriven Give Baruch Loving Cup. by Secretary MeAdoo in a letter to bankers explaining the treasWashington. Members of the war ury's program for floating certificates industries hoard and KUNI employees of indebtedness and bonds during the presented Chairman Baruch with a lovnext six mouths. ing clip toward which the board mem bers had contributed their annual sal- Thaw Granted Temporary Parole. aries of one dollar a year. Philadelphia. Harry K. Thaw, who has been in the Pennsylvania hospital Disband Four Minute Men. f r the insane in this city since March, Washington. The organization of "DIT, was taken to Pittsburg by his men of the committee on i Hither, over Thanksgiving holiday, public information will conclude its been granted a temporary work and be disbanded December 24, Chairman Creel announced Tuesday. parole.' eoio-liiuiio- Wed-nseda- y four-minut- e IS FAVORED CLOVER LOOK AT CHILD'S ' TONGUE IF SICK, CROSS, FEVERiS: HURRY, MOTHER! REMOVE Pol SONS FROM LITTLE STOMACK LIVER, BOWELS. GIVE CALIFORNIA SYRUP AT ONCE IF BILIOUS . CONSTIPATED. OF FIG! I OR , . WAR REVENUE BILL COMPLETED. the United States. WHITE London. It is understood the quesDemobilization of the Washington. American expeditionary forces, already tion of the extradition of the former In progress with the movement home- German emperor is being considered ward of sick and wounded, will bo by British law officers of the crown, hastened by the return at an parly who are working in close date of eight divisions of national with the French authorities. Action in guard and national army troops, eight the premises was taken Immediately regiments of coust artillery and two after the flight of the former embrigades of field artillery. This an- peror to Holland. nouncement was mnUe Saturday by The Evening News .says it underGeneral March, chief of Staff, on re- stands the law officers have concludceipt of dispatches from General Per- ed that the allies are entitled to demand the extradition of the former shing. The divisions which General March emperor, and that this decision apwild have been designated by General plies also to individuals who have comPershing to return as soon as the sick mitted or given instructions for the 'and wounded have been moved to the commission of extraditable crimes. United States are: It Ms added that Holland takes the National guards: Thirty-firs- t (Geor- view that she has not the power to gia, Alabama and Florida); Thirty-fourt- h surrender such persons without the (Nebraska, Iowa, South Dakota consent of Germany. and Minnesota) ; Thirty-eightThe French, premier, M. Cleuienceau, (Indiana, Kentucky and - West Virginia) ; recently requested of Charles Lyon-Caeand Thirty-nintdean of the faculty of law of (Arkansas, Missisthe University of Paris, an opinion on sippi and Louisiana). National army: Seventy-sixth- , (Xew the possibility of the extradition of Kngland) ; Eighth-fourt(Kentucky, William Hohenzolleru. M. Lyon-CueIndiana and southern Illinois) ; Eighty asked to be given time to prepare a sixth (northern Illinois, Including Chi- decision. One of the leading French authori(Arkansas, cago), and Klghty-seventLouisiana, Mississippi and southern ties on international law, Edouard Alabama). Clunet, is reported to have advanced The coast artillery regiments to be the opinion that it was impossible to e returned us soon aa possible were an- demand the emperor's extraForty-seventnounced as the Forty-sixth- , dition. FifForty-eightForty-nintThe former emperor has been inSeventy-fourt- h dicted three times for murder in Engtieth, Seventy-third- , and Seventy-fifth- . land in connection with the sinking of The two field artillery brigades to the Lusitnnla, German aerial raids and be brought home are the Sitxy-fi- f th the shelling by warships of unfortified and the One Hundred and Sixty-thireast coast towns. aero squadrons, seventeen Eighty-twconstruction companies and several BRITONS TO LOAN TRANSPORTS. special units from England . will be brought home as soon as transporta- Will Aid in Bringing Home American tion facilities are available, General Troops. March said. New York. Although thet British government may be compelled to use PERSHING THANKS EVA BOOTH. virtually all its available transports for the return of its own and colonial Message ' of Appreciation for Work of troops, arrangements for the early Salvation Army. transportation home of approximately "New York. Miss Evangeline Booth, 40,000 American troops on British ships comhiander-in-chie- f of the Salvation have been effected, it is learned in This Army in America, has made public a authoritative British quarters. message of appreciation just received includes 12,000 who have been training In England and who have already emfrom General I'ershing. "The American expeditionary forces barked for home on British transthank you for all the noble work that ports. the Salvation Army has done for them Discussing what England has .done American from the beginning," read the message. toward moving troops Miss Booth announced that Salvation abroad, it was authoritatively stated Army units w& following the American that British vessels carried 1,(W0,417 troops to England and troops into Germany, "insuring them American doughnuts, pies, candy and hot drinks France during the war, from the embarkation ports. during their stay there." h Produced Each Season in the honey crop. New York and Texas and Michieach about MisWisconsin,' Colorado. gan, Iowa, souri, Pennsylvania nnd North Carolina each about In the early days of the warfare against food frauds, when exposures of adulterations were popular, some of the California comb honey, was looked upon with suspicion In the East on account of the colorless appearance, whiteness of the wax, and perfect filling of all cells, and honey eaters were known to reject this honey on the supposition that it was machine work, comb and all, so commonly acAccepted was the widely circulated filled was made, tion that honeycomb with glucose and capped, all by ma chinery. Belt Extends From Maine to Virginia and Westward to Semiarid Plains Has Distinct but Delicious Flavor. WOOD BURNING WILL (Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture.) AID FUEL SHORTAGE Honey Is produced In this country in ordinary years considerably In excess of 250,000,000 pounds. Most, of the commercial part of this crop Is now Country Districts and Small Vihandled in a large way ns a staple llages Can Help Greatly. food product. In part this Is the result of commercial beekeeping and the production of honey as an occupation. In recent years bee diseases have Government Officials Urge All Farmers Look at the tongue, mother t If to Use Wood During War or Emerbeen, driving out of business the un- coated. It is a sure sign that yonrUt. gency Periods Save Coal and tie one's stomach, liver and boweli mmmmmm x Transportation. needs a gentle, thorough cleansing it once. i rvtf When peevish, cross, listless, pals, (Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture.) VS doesn't sleep, doesn't eat or act nat wvt.jsf The coal shortage for next winter, rally, or is feverish, stomach soui son estimated by the fuel administration breath bad; has stomach-ache- , at about 14,000,000 tons, makes it nec- throat, diarrhoea, full of cold, give i essary that wood should be used to teaspoonf ul of "California Syrnp (A save both coal and transportation. Figs," and in a few hours all the M Country districts and small villages are constipated waste, undigested food in position to greatly help coal conser- and sour one gently moves out of thi I n.. vation by burning wood. little bowels without griping, and yon Farmers now use on their farms 83, have a well, playful child again. You needn't coax sick children t 000,000 cords of fuel wood annually. 'f All farms should use it during the war take this harmless "fruit laxative;" or emergency periods, officials urge. they love Its delicious taste, and it or stove kind coal furnace of Any always makes them feel splendid. Raise Bees for Honey and Save Sugar. Ask your druggist for a bottle ol can be used for burning wood in a trained and indifferent beekeeper and pinch. With a careful attention to "California Syrup of Figs," which has opening the field to the expert who is drafts nnd grates the change can be directions for babies, children of all able to overcome these diseases and made with little trouble. ages and for grown-up- s plainly on th who is Informed concerning the Beware of counterfeits sold On the average, a cord of wood Is bottle. sources and times of honey flow and about equal to seven-tenth- s of a ton here. To be sure you get the genuine, the details of bee management of coal. Two cords of soft wood are ask to see that it Is made by the "CaPlants. . required to equal a ton of coal, but a lifornia Fig Syrup Company." Refus The white-clove- r n belt is the most im- cord of wood from a number of any other kind with contempt. AdT. g kinds of trees will equal a ton portant region, because it furnishes not only the leading of coal in heating value, and for three Pick and Shovel Important commercial honey but also more than varieties osage orange, canyon, live When the American infantryman f of the honey crop of the en- oak and black locust a cord has a landed in Fiance, particularly those tire country. This belt extends from higher heating value than a ton of who had not been taught modem Maine to Virginia and westward to the coal. Most of the oaks and hickories methods of trench warfare before semiarid plains. From white clover as well as western yew, honey locust, leaving the States, and was handed i h alone is secured about of the pick and shovel to be, included In his nation's crop of honey. This kind is fighting equipment he was astonished almost colorless, has a heavy body, at first, But the young man was adept and a distinct but delicate and deat learning, even with a pick sad WW'"4" licious flavor. shovel, although many of tliea at Alfalfa honey is second itr commerhome had been clerks and held simcial importance. ilar positions, and now those tools are Its region is mostly west of the one hundredth meridian, the most highly prized of all. N nnd it is colorless, except In the South'V western states, where it darkens to Have a Clear Skin. amber, with a distinctive spicy or Mate Cuticura Soap your every-da-f mtnty flavor. toilet soap and assist It now and then Third, iu importance for honey proby touches of Cuticura Ointment to duction is sweet clover, a native and soften, soothe and heal. For free mostly wild legume growing abundantsamples address "Cuticura, Dept X ly throughout all of the western mounBoston." At druggists and by ma! at 4 A tain and plateau states and In less de7 Soap 25, Ointment 25 and 50. Adv. gree eastward to the Atlantic states. About 4 per cent of the surplus The Usual Process. honey that Is, the honey that bees do "To begin with they fell in love," not require for their own sustenance "Then what happened?" conies from the flowers of the cot"They fell out." ton plant, SV2 per cent from the bass-woo- d tree or American linden, about 3 per cent each from the tulip poplar INFLUEN tree and buckwheat, and 2 per ceut Lay in a Supply of Wood for Fuel and from the goldenrod, a widespread plant Help Meet Coal Shortage. Do Not Fear When Fighting that produces a highly flavored, golden blue sweet birch CaliThe and a number gum, mountain sages of honey. Germ! German s fornia produce a type of honey of of others are the equivalent of of one ton of coal. much importance nnd, by common con By DR. M. COOK. sent, one of the finest of all in 'absence The following have a The cool fighter wins and b9 of color, in density, nnd in flavor. At value but arjs approximately equal to there is no need always become to least 35 per cent of the honey crop f ton of coal : Yellow buckeye, Avoid fear and crowds. Ecomes from the clovers and alfalfa. black cottonwood, basswood, western xercise in the fresh fiir and practice the Where Honey Comes From. red cedar, Alpine fir and Engiemann A Clean Mouth, a Clean three C's: According to the census of 1010. spruce, black willow, balsam fir, Sitka Skin and Clean Bowels. To carry off California produces nearly one fifth of spruce, aspen and white spruce. the poisons that accumulate within the body "and to ward off an attack of the BLISTER CANKER IS SERIOUS WAYS OF INCREASING HUMUS Influenza bacillus, take a good liver regulator to move the bowels. Such 8 Disease Cannot Be Controlled by Prun- Barnyard Manure and Turning Under one is made leaves of up of May-applGreen Crops Will Be Found ing Select Trees Which Are aloe, root of jalap, and is to be bad Quite Efficient. Net Susceptible. at any drug store, and called "Pleasant soils will Close, never Blister canker, one of the most sericlammy yield Purgative Pellets." If a bad cold develops, go to bed, wrap ous apple diseases in the middle West, as they should till the per cent of up well, drink freely of hot lemonade macannot be controlled by priming away humus is increased. Barnyard the canker. The solution of the prob- nure and turning under green crops and take, a hot mustard foot-batlem lies in selecting varieties of trees are common ways of increasing the Have the bedroom warm but well veObtain at the nearest drag By breaking early enough ntilated. which are not susceptible, or partic- humus. store stalks "Anuric and for weeds to the Tablets" to flush the more of ularly avoiding decay trees planting of the Ben Davis type. All pruning humus may be added. kidneys and control the pains and aches. Take an "Anuric" tablet every wounds should be disinfected and covtwo hours, together with copious drinks Ashes for Fertilizer. ered, since the spores of blister canker must always gain entrance through Wood ashes make a splendid ferti- of lemonade. If a true case of wounds. the food should be simple, such as lizer for the garden. Better save all that come from the fireeplace or stove broths, milk, buttermilk and but it is Important that food be given for next year. Apply Business Methods. Farmers are learning that business regularly In order to keep up patient's methods must be applied to farming Water Is Important Item. strength and vitality. After the acute the same ns to any other business. Water is an item that plays an Im- attack has passed, which Is generally That's why there are more prosperous portant part in the economical pro- from three to seven days, the system farmers. duction of milk, s should be built up by the use of a good Iron tonic, such as "Irontic" tablets, to Dark Days for Scrubs. Ordinary ink erasers will cleanse be obtained at some drug stores, or Dark days are ahead for the man tarnished copper, the grit in the rub- that and vcl known blood-make- r who bividii a scrub cow to a scrub ber removing --the tarnlsn witfccui herbal tonic made barks and from roots bulL scratching the metaL of forest trees sold everywhere as Df Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. 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